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I Study Kate Harder Were/Would Be/Would Were/Studied Be/Studied

Question If I ______ (to be) Kate, I _______ (to study) harder
A were/would study
B would be/would study
C were/studied
D would be/studied
Answer a
Remark When we speak about imaginary situations, which differ from real facts in the present, we use Conditional 2: If-clause (if + Past Simple) - Main Clause (would/could + present without 'to'). The meaning of this sentence: 'in reality Kate does not study hard'. (I am not Kate, and I will not be able to be her).

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